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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

The Boy goes burning for revenge. He reyenges him
self like the lady In the story who, whom she had been
snubbci by Mira. Jones' cvcned the score by snnbbng
Mrs. Brown. The Boy looks for n victim on whom TO
vent the OF his spleen He finds sitting lonely
In under the dropping green spikes Of palm,
yawnng behind her fam and following the flying
couples with wstful eyes There Is something In her
pcctan attitude and expression suggestive OF the victim
fattenng for the sacrifice which recommends her to the
Boy shc Is a bud OF tho year. whose blossoming has
been brilliant she Ia neither rich pretty and Is
ares- and shy 10 tho smart fast things which
make the other girls In fact she Is rather
insignificant little GIRL whose modcsty cut gown allows
two collar bones to stand confessed IN all their charmf
and whose thln white cncascd In long yellow
gloves, much too wide for them Boys trousers
for his legs. As she tho Boy nearing her sho
looks aurngly at him, hope dawning IN her eyes Tho
Boy drifts t. her side. exchanges langud greetings and
sinks into a chair His quite different to that
with which he greeted Mrs Narabout. lie only
tired then; now he IS bored.
Isn't it lovely dance !" she. very sprIchtly
"Oh. yes" passing his hand YEARLY his eyes, but
taking not to rufic his bang.
"1he girls look lovely, don't thoyi"
"'Pon me soul. haven't noticed.
And the foor's Just delightful. isn't it,"
Don't know-I haven't danced"
Just then the mghty beauty who crushed him nj tho
door passes by the arm OF tall distinguished looking
man, with others in her wake struggling with her
programme. She is flushed. triumphant and beautiful
The little bud 10 whom he Is the eptome OF perfection
gazcs after her with awed adoring cyos
"Isnt she-pcrfcct," she breathcs OFT in flush of
admiration.
The Boy, leaning with his elbows his knees and his
head bent says
lawfully passG! Used 10 be rather good looking"
who's that with her ! Oh! " In tone OF rever-
entail admiration, isn't he handsomet"
Think sol He's rather tough"
T1,o heptn IN nd thc "a loa bor
sprghtncss and looks uneasy and depressed Presently
tho married belle passes them In the line OF
couples. Sho Is extremely viyacious wagg1ng her
savoy fuzzy head shrugging her shoulders tossing up
her chin and casting killing side gances at her partner
who smiles under his mustacho with his eyes tho
floor
DO You know Mrs. MaraDout I" asks tho bud, gazing
after tho waggling blonde head. "sho must DO very
clever" wistully, all tho mon look 30 amused when
they're with her"
Tho Boy still resting his elbows on his knees looks
Mt tho chandelier with slight but meaning smile
Sho sails pretty close to the wind" no admits
demurely.
The bud feels that there Is something queer about this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
"OF ALL SAD WORDS"

Master rommy's father and mother were going to the
theatre and In Ia grief because he condnt 20 too
Shut up you ncousiaerato brat" gr0wiei his father;
"didn't ysu hear me say enly had two seatAf"
And TO think" whimpersa Master Tommy. "that IL
you hadn't married mamuA might have gone along"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

Many OF these pictures were painted Cor Miss Wolfe.
and many invested with special associations like tho
Holy Family" OF Knaus. originally designed for tho
Empress OF Russia; the Fcllah Woman ami Child.
painted by Bonnst studies made at tho opening Of
the Canal; tho elaborate painting by Desgones OF
rare silver and various treasures chosen for his
subject by Miss Wolfe from the Apollo gallery OF tho
Louvre. and the allie CORY OF Falling Leaves. painted
by Merle, which purchased by Miss Wofe's father
ard really the starting point OF this collection.
There two examples OF Messoncr. the master OF
tho Infinitely littc and thcrc examples OF who
once vanly dreamed OF Initiating hin, Fchcl and
Chavct together with an admirable painting by
artist Charles Barguc who approached Mcissonler and
Geromo In certain points and ended miserable life in
the poor ward OF hospital Ono OF tho Melssonicrs, q
tho beach at Antilles. In southern France is
outdoor study otwo horsemen. exqustcbito OF
miniature painting in full light the other partly ina
shadow transparent but hot and behind them the yellow
beach stretching backward In adstanoc exactly rendered
This picture. painted In 1869, from the Baron
strasDurgers sale In Berlin and Its comp anon. the
Brothers Vandervelde," interior. Is memento OF
the Laurent Richards sale. The Barguc picture of
Bashi Bazouk taking his with coffee and pipe
painted with much less dryness than Gerome's later
work and rvalng Meissoniers exactness In Details Is
one OF only seven finished paintings left By tho artist.
and tho dusky skim splendid dress and bits Of still fo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
NrcHASIcFALLs

Ta.rcl.s LOT OF snap art 20 10 McchAnie
ka.s village these kliumn days Business
IL o- gee boom TIE Poland Paper Com
giry paper nils are the Whole OF them
fslt.1g "a ho1rs DAY. Manufacturing on
A. svsrsle from twenty % tveniy.ioar
tocs af psP-f Gay. and Mechanic fsl-
- 1lstlrg. oasy place. Tae Ptpsr Mills
sf- pe-isu.ng o. shine. Cress % earpen.
isfs 49, psinicr. ani repair nen or AT
sra ave zen hamneriug aud re-eoa'
s'rl-tug ssf re-io1ching tae big paper
Pact s.rre tlr ues management obtained
possession 10 ths sam. and ne oh Deal.
s1r nils hcgin o. iOok a. good - ues.
TIE mills haze ben running since Jine,
Att Improvements have been consianNy
aiisf siace ~ wheels started The mills
AZ Ia sp.rufIi raining orier. The saols
n ptper naksfs are manufacturing paper
Al ftsl a. ttsy can. TIE COMPANY are
ntrl'tciariug al kinds OF book And
nsssqaQsrs. coiorrt Fapsrs, wrapping pa
Psr. &c. Daily big shipmsnts % their
spots afe nsfe % tifsrsni sections OF me
cl11irT Tae BUSINESS has started 10 biz
al Is Erosing bigger. The paip NH Al
Carion - gfini.ng O1t The pllp AZ the TOP
o' - spcef al ne paper mkksrs are get
t1g I'll oi tls sane A. fat a. The kamfOrd
ft.s a,d Blckfeli can hasl 70 Along.
Toe Esri- nil. 90 called. Il 20 BE- ruooili
A. o1cs. Sven on rs have jlst been con.
Q.vi-i saerc.u f1r tae superintendent an
l.s corp. of assistants q Toll. These or
Ices ar elcgant,y dashed Osnerslly he
il employees have been retained ~ me
80 mauAgemsnt. anf there i existing
ne limo-i good fellowship between tie
managers ~ this mammoth concern and
tseif employees.
rhsfe l. % doa5, that the Poland Pa
Per conpsuy Nil have oae OF The nnes,
p.i,ts Ia Nes EhglAni 0ne OF these Gays
Aooli 30 employees are required 70 Opt
a. TIE nil. % TIE Poland Paper Co upsny
60 ue present tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18

TIE outlook FOR lumber business 80 far
l. vsry dull
NJ and Mrs. John Eames. OF Newry,
have been up 90 = short visit Al Elihu
Leavltts
Pansrook and s.sarns have been up bay.
NJ cattle Prices offered better than last
rear.
Mr. and Mrs 4. u Kuspp have gone 10
Camp Cariboa with their daughter, Mrs.
DaufOrth.
The PAun,chesns- family, consisting OF
Mr.. snd Mrs. Fernando Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. STOREY, Teenah Brooks and
.Iaue Lltilehale. have come down. MI
Mason, who l. a member OF the u. a. IL
hat q rebel soldier % guide. the past sun
msr. q man OF ini-lligsnce and understand
lug. And one 90 those that takes their de-
f,A, Gracefully. and even gratefully, A. be
says the South was never so prosperous
a. 10 day, aud The war. eoding a. u dii'
uas the making OF the South.
Henry Lombard has been up.
Several have had summons 10 faris,
The way OF the usnsgressor IL nari,
BAT not In this locality. The ooe thnseu-
the most rum = TIE smsrtss, fellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
HEBRON.

The werhsr qsl,s cold Ills weef. bal
no frost 10 irjsre any bat the most tender
plants.
Rev. Mr. Harden attended the assoels'
ton 81 Bysnis Pond this week.
The mii.tern soclsole al the ehspel last
wednesday evening.
Al the prvssnt writing. oe. 18th. Mrs.
Maxim and Mrs. John Quincy are living
bat both very low.
Mrs. MsIim's daughter. Mrs. Daven'
port. % Msss,ehuseits, II with her moth
e..
Apples are mostly picked In this Vicinity.
A small crop for Hebron.
Mr.. aud Mr.. can,ells are Of Mrs. GLOW
efs. C.
Saturday morning brings tilngs OF 10.
tie hope OF Mrs. Maxim. She IL one oil
The early settlers OF The place. well known
and highly respected. Mrs. Davenport, OF
MendOm, M.s, has been with her
ihrous houi her sickness, aud like her 9th.
er children has done AL In her power IN
save her mother . few years longer. Her
age l. about elghiy.two years.
Mrs. 0arnsy IL falling.
chss. II. George Il recovering although
slowly.
A very Interesting lecture WAS given
rharsdsy evening by Mr.. Looney. OF Fort
land. In regard IN the subsection OF the
Irish people In Ireland.
wednesday evening The students held
their second reception. Among the nun.
bsr from abroad were Misses Morse and
shaw. OF Turner. King. OF Portland, MI.
AMI Mrs. Howard. OF West Mlno,, aud
Mamie Jones. OF Oxford.
Miss Beals. OF Turner. has bsen spend
Inc the week here. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
FRYRBURG.

Rev. Jo,hsm sewsli, OF York, preached
on sunday In the copgl pulpit. once oeeu'
pied by his father. Rev. ID. Is. Sewall, now
pastor a. YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. Post have gone 10 New
York for The winter, which leaves that
side OF the street dssolste. from the cor
ner TO Mrs. Bakers store.
IL IL 10 be hoped that another Oxford
House may arise before another summer
Miss NJ. 4. swan left Monday for bet
winter home In Boston.
Mrs. T.. X. Hastings has Joined Miss
Alice Hastings In BOSTON for . few weeks
stay.
Miss Susan Charles Is Visiting A. @. d
Barrows'.
Mrs. Solomon Head has no, been well,
but IL improving.
Several OF our people have availed them
selves OF the "Kermiss" excursion rates,
and visited Portland this week.
The G. L. q. @. organized NJ Mrs. Whit
ing's on Monday eve.
Mrs. A. y. Richardson, frea Miss MARY Wee
ton. v. Pres. John L.. shedd. rcc-s NJ hieh
srfson. Treas
The nrsi meeting IL At the same place ON
Friday evening.
Rev. Q. T. HAYES and wife are At Miss
A. N. Pages for . few weeks.
The Masses foss have ieft.
Miss Helen Chapman leaves on saturday
Miss Sarah q. Evans starts for her Geld
OF labor In Louisville, Ky, on Saturday,
the 18Th, bat will visit Yarmouth, Bfuos
wick, and Lewiston 10 speak for The A. ~
A, before attending the meeting In Port
land.
The wssf Oxford Teacher Association
viii meet In Pryeburg Tuesday AMI Wed
pesday, Oct 25th and 26th.
Mr.. w. v. Livingston IL expected 70
preach st the Congl church on Ost l0ih'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
BUCKFIILD.

"IIolman Fairfield Moore" IL The name
OF q twelve pound boy. bern October %.
IN Mr. and Mrs.. n. A. Moore. OF New Cas-
lie, Indiana. Mrs. Moore. nee Miss fmo-
gen. W. wslifon, has the congratulations
90 many friends In this place, her former
hone.
The Unlversslls, convention held . two
days meeting 81 the Methodist church.
commencing Tuesday last Owing 10
several cattle shows that were In progress
AZ The same time there wss no; large a.
tendance. A collation. was served at Re
form Hall each day. aud the gathering re-
suited In q pleasant reunion refreshing 10
the natural a. well NJ the spiritual mao.
James iIassey. an aged and respected
ciilren, was found dead In bed a. the house
O! his son.iu.law, Mr.. Amih Jones, Wed
nesdsy mornlng. A singular coincidence
"a The fact ths, his wife came 10 her tni
10 the same manner on the 10Th of last
March ~ the same house. Mr.. Husssy
WAS q member OF the 25i Regiment Maine
Volunteers. and pensioner. lie was Also
en- The u. & survey OF the northeast boun-
Diary.
Wednesday evening the ladies OF the
Bap,is, circle gave . coffee and baked bean
supper at Reform Hall. realizing . good
sun from their efforts.
Geo. II. Watkins, OF ID. Thurston 4 Co.,
Portland, spent the Sabbath here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
ALBANY

We are : al ~ report the completion OF
the new piece % road. built by ID. A. Can.
miugs and otis Hsyford. where The Co.
Commissioners change TIE locaiiou from
over The hiil and 20 aroaud on The Dat
We have . alec. level road. insissi % .
rocky hil. hope other towns viii follow
our example.
II McAIi.ier IA. started hl. steam
mill a. Hungry Hollow. lie !. driving
baslness on an order FOR Ellioii A Bartlett
ID. A. Cummings reports . little over
$50 from hlssveei corn raised on the eurn.
DeA Lovsioy remains sooa, The same a.
lat week.
Bsnister Grover. OF Stonshsm. Il help
ing A. q. Bean % treat the church a. The
Corner % a new coat % paint
Jordan Pullman. OF North Waterford.
ar thrcshlng out The grain In their siein-
ny. They understand The business and al
tend % a.
Grain l. turning out well
4. A. Grover IL digging barn cellar.
over which be intends bulldog q new
barn 10 The spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
STATE PIcK-UPs.

Three roughs In Saco attempted 10 burg.
lsrirs the house OF Mrs Sarah Lord Tues
day nisht. but were cspiurei In the act by
the nsighbors. sud bound over 10 the Su-
preme Judicial Court.
The State Poison ofiicials have eomplet.
ed their arrsr gements 10 plsce twenty per
cent of their force on the manufacture OF
brooms. NJ the beginning OF the nett pris-
ON year. Nov. lat Five car losds or broom
corn have been purchased In Chicago, and
IL l. the intention 20 make Q nice broom.
nv the fifst OF January. another division
OF the prisoners will be put N worn on
heavy furniture. The Law prohibits the
employment OF more than twenty per cent
OF the prisoners on any one branch ofbesl.
meas. The arrangements already made VII
alive employment IN workmen on hsf.
ns-ses, csrrisgcs. brocms aud fufnitrrr.
Amer nine years % mystery and ipves'i-
CATION. what should be an explanation OF
the Dexter Savings Bank robbery and the
death OF cashier barron has come 20 light.
Charles Prankliu Stain makes confession
that the bank WAS ro,btd and Barron MI.
ed By . gang. Of which his father, David
l. Stain, Was chief Stsia snd Oliver
Crom we'll, one Of his pale, have been ar
rested In Massachusetts aud committed TO
jsii IN Bangor. The case was worked up
pv Morrill, Goddard, son OF judge Goddard,
Of Portland. . New York World reporter.
AMI Dvputy Sheriff Mitchell, Of Horridee-
uock. There are some discrepancies In
Stsin's confession. and the story IL die.
credited by some. but IL IL generally hoped
that the name OF barron may ba cleared Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
MEXICO.

Bert Howard. Who has been very sick,
appear. % b. better.
Mfs. Pred A. Porter IL very sick.
Alder, Mooney has returned 20 hsssa.
chuseiis. liis wife remNins here visiting
relatives.
John Virgin Is vi.Igiug his fsihir. G X
Virgin.
circle met las, week with Mrs. Hayes.
Phsbe Stoekbridgs. widow OF Edward
StOckbriige. formerly 0f Dlrneii. has re-
eelved q psnsiou. Mrs Harlow. daugh'
Ter who resides In Auburn. visited Der last
week. Mrs.. \. has been living with Dan
Tel Oidhsms's family FOR some time.
DOct- Binfort visited bis parents Ia
New Hampshire last week.
Clark Ilousiin IL preparing - make
large lot OF cant-togs for psxi years rivei
triviug
Many OF cur people expect % be com
PEELED 10 attend court sometime during The
present sitting. srAkkks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
WEST BETHEL.

A few snow fakes we're seen wednes.
day warning us that stern old winter vii
soon come.
Charles W. Eastman has moved into The
house owned by Miss A. II. Mason, ofGor'
ham. ". II.
The health OF Mrs. l. ID. Grover seems
% be improving and II IL hoped that che
may soon be cured.
samuel Sweetslr and wife. OF Wood
stock. visited her relatives here last week.
Isasc n. wilbur has moved Into The
Needhsm house opposite the po.,orlee.
Mrs Mary Morrill, and SOP, OF Brain
tree. Mass. are visiting their relatives
and friends In this village and vicinity.
Err Briggs will edit . department, In .
new illustrated paper OF iG pages, TO be
started In New York city In December. by
\ III. Moore 4 Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18

T.e 'o'iowlug n0ilcc o, \. NJ. Kings
itrssy stock 1. taken fron IN Jsrssg Bal
.fl
PrfAa9s 90 NOR enthusiastic breeder =
to hs O. flnf upou ne Erount- thAn :. VI
krE. 10 s.. Paris lie believes IN tae
1sfssys aui shows his faith by his wofk.
SCI as reason % be- proad 90 tie success
49, hss attended his 81 lrts. Saelion's
90. i.1-g. beads his A. J. G. c. Jerseys.
Ne As 81 i.2 pr cent % 81 LAMBERT
Aoof. ,l TT cent % which traces % TIE
roisi Victor uago blood lis hAlf sister
Ntgg.e Shsldon. By Sheldon, $3.50. has
,uf,sr record ofei lbs. 5 ca. In seven days
ln' of 20 lts., I CA. In ~ consecutive days
oar citizens Arc fortunate % have &C
ctss O. .ach batter blood.
Offcmalss be- has Wee Drop. 1905, bred
81 Henry L Pierce. o. Bo-toU, 4, Pounis
af -tf ala Nil maize q pound % butter,
az NJ King believes Der capable % a
AZ, issi 10 ia Cor ~ lie also has kfis
frffo sass. who cspturrd he nrsi prite
.1 tsr class n Maine state Fair. A fner
tfrt hsif,f L. hard % Ind In any herd
40 La poxis. flT25. Who took second
rrrs where kffs fciro took nrst- lie a.
81 slows tsu hsifers from Efie Pedro.
cau.sus Sbsldou. tstil. sire Shsiton. %
So Lambert. 1881. and Ecis's fayorits
Sfs FAvoflies Pride. 1906. :. Is
infkss
la fogis; sire Sheldon. % 81 Lam
hsrt. 1881 Dam Lila Pogis. .i725; al
so csgiufst fst prize ~ Mains state
far o. a'so hss one Maine state regit-
~ tsfr car Rsxylo Rioisr, one grade
Jersey coz. grade year-oit heller. sud
gftfe hslf,r calf The fau peilgrecs 81
FL a.s tsoroughoreis are displayed in tue
sv.e srt make = pleasing feature OF The
20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
RUMFoRD CENTRE.

Meetings have been held here during The
pss, week. Bros. Rsmsdeli and Turner
OF Lynn. Mass, assisting.
The Sabbath School propose 10 have
Harvest concert and pink Tea here the 9Th
A good time IL assured.
Mary Of The farmers don't appreciate
the one per cent. discount that they have
20 make Tor the sweet corn In order 10 Gel
the money the rr-i OF October. We trust
II will be abolished next year.
Another meeting In The interest of 90
,sbli.hing . butter factory here viii b.
held AZ the town house next Friday. oct.
2Isi, a, ten O'Clock. come farmers and
bring your wives. A batter factory means
dollars Ia youf pockets.
The friends OF Temperance here rejoles
that the Grand Jary brought some "a
terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
TnE RIRLH DISsEcrEp.

In TIE Oh Testament are - books. sf9
Chapters, 2i.2it verses, 532,ts9 ~Ori''
~, 100 lsitsrs.
Tie Nsw Testament has % books. 20
sas2,srs, 1889 verses. isi,s5s WORDS
~. - ls;,srs
Tae Miidis chapter and tie least In The
bi,'s i Tie lin Psalm; TIE middle verse
= ~ eighth In the iisth Psalm; the mid
o. nook % The Oid Testament u ffe
Fsros On. middle chapter IL joe, x,tn
tlsptsr TIE middle book In The New fes-
ousrt .tas "a OF rhessslonisns; the mid.
d eesptsr Romans 18Th; The middle
'srse. Acts ifih ehspter. lIth verse.
Toe isss, verse In the O.d Iestsmsnt'
lNChrouiclss. lst chspter. 25ih verse tns
east II The Nss restsnsnt Is John il'n
Kara IN cAsptsr. 1ist verse has AL Us
is''er- % the alphabet 10 10 Tae lstn
,asP,sr OF ne "a Book Of KINGS and We
I'D ~ Isiaib are alike The ltth and osi
fsslm are alike. The 10th Psalm II tns
.sne - The ls.t I've verses OF ne tvsn
Psalm The hooks Of Estber snd SOLO.
fncn's song have pot The name OF ooa W
usn Th- name J-hossh In NJ Cd Tss
tansn; oecnrs ass times ne sane 10
ise New 10 ga.
BrcxYikiD. January lat, issl.
DRAFTED By Ksriah g. waterman non
soas aacisnt papers OF her mothers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
BYRON.

Died. on The sth inst. % eroap. wIllis
Burt. youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Rundieit. agsd : years. 4 months. funer'
al services The i0sh, attended ~ \. Tay'
Tor
r. G. Young sni wife. frvm Livsrm0fe.
Visited friends In town las, week.
n !. reported that George Staples, 81
Canton. will operate a. Jogging In town
this coming winter.
Mrs. Mary Little visited her brother. \.
Taylor. the other day.
lothian shaw and family have been away
for week visiting friends ~ Eas, DIX
Gels, Warrington and New Sharon.
George and John. aged and ~ years,
sors 90 = Taylor. were thrown from The
wagon and badly bruised the 9th Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
UPTON.

Tn. ,utien ehsnge In the wesiher has
hen the cause Of general complaint OF
severe coils -..su -
ioas cole. ..s
several weeks. has 80 far recovered - 'o
attend church Sunday.
We had . good sermon from Rev. >, ,.
York saBdsy morning. sixty rsmsinsu W
s.es.,h school. which Vas followed %
y,ry inssr~s,lsg social meeting.
m T. Chsss and 4. Z. Lane have taksn
mart az their team and crew Into the WOODS.
They ,ook three nice horses from cansaa
last week. -,.,,
A. X. Frost 10 81 home on shors vis''
from the Lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18

Samuel knights sou. hoy G year. 81 Z,
while exploding gunesps on a rock ~ith
a hammer, Cot kis eye pat cat. A pl.c-
Of the cap few and hlthlm IA The eye. lli-
father carried him 10 lewiston. 20 an eye
doctor. 10 have u removed. bat the doctor
thlnks he sill lose the sight OF both eyes.
The tosa fair a. West Peru occurred on
The AMI. 10 wss q general success. There
sas . yery good display OF frul, and pots.
toes, sthoagh small crops sre reported.
Born. sept st,h, 20 the wife Of Howard
Turner. n daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
RROWNRIELD.

Died. Oct. 7ih. James Linseoii, eyed
about 40.
The alex ones are Mrs. Bean. Mrs. Bra
.deeu. Mrs. Martin.
Much 10 the Satisfaction OF every one.
Df. Gs,ehell Is improving. lie IL again
seen on The street aud able to practice
some.
The farmers are nearly through harvest
iur. Corn ola not come up 10 their En-
psctstious, that IL with many. Potatoes
are few and FAR between and ofvery poor
qsality.
orchards
Mr.. Charles IL Boynton's house caught
are. On, Was sxtinsalshsd before u done
much dsm,ge. Cause. imperfect chimney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
DENMARK.

sullmsn II swan and family started
i.st week for Modesto. Caiiforpis, where
be will epgsge In wheat raising In con-
nsetion with his brother-in-law Who owns
extensive wheat ranches there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trafton, OF NORTH
Berwick, who have been visiting al haias
BENEFITS have returned home
Charles A. Held. OF Little Cheoeague,
Portland Hsrbor. was 81 his mothers here
last week. lie IL TO spend the winner on
the Island.
william aud A. ID. fsssenden started
lat TUESDAY. for Jackson. N. H., where
tssy have q contract for yarding lumber.
They win employ 20 men and number oil
teams
A. u. F,sssndeu. who IL collector OF
,sxes leaves the bills with the treasurer,
Geo. W. Gray, Who Win collect during hi'
Absence. g..
@. o. Psndsxssr was 10 Boston last
! week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-18
BETHEI,.

Alder River bridge is open To travel. II
IL Que OF the most substantial structures
In town and reflects much credit upon the
ballders. BENJAMIN II. Bryant and q. A.
Bufbsnk.
q. A. Robertson. A. NJ, principal OF the
grammar school at Augusta, and son OF
Sylvester Robertson. OF Bethel, has bought
tie johnson property and nssd up Two
neat rents.
Calvin Bisbee IL fast bringing bis elegsn,
residence 10 completion. 10 will be an or
nsment 90 the village. and shows the sx'
csllent taste Of the proprietor.
\. u. and NJ. Phllbrook are just rush
log the cattle business. The Msssrs.
wArdweli, 90 Otisneld. have taken two
droves from Bethel. and ". A. Traftou. OF
Norway, takes drove out today (ssinr'
dsy.l